ing 4sixteenths beamed together with both flags. If I remove the first(unaffected) figure, the problem resolves in the second figure, but movesto the third figure. (It all makes sense if you compile and lookat the output.)On a related note, the way this code is currentlyedited, line 4 looks O
ine 4
looks OK. BUT, if I remove the "modified" line 3,
you'll see the same
strange beam behavior in the "fis16 [ ( g" sixteenth
notes in the
middle of the line.
Any ideas on how to make these beamings work?
Thanks!
\version "2.6.3"
melody = \relative
first
> (unaffected) figure,
> the problem resolves in the second figure, but moves
> to the third
> figure. (It all makes sense if you compile and look
> at the output.)
>
> On a related note, the way this code is currently
> edited, line 4
> looks OK. BUT,
makes sense if you compile and look at the output.)On a related note, the way this code is currently edited, line 4 looks OK. BUT, if I remove the "modified" line 3, you'll see the same strange beam behavior in the "fis16 [ ( g" sixteenth notes in the middle of the line.Any idea
